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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-16
CRUSHED BY TIE WHEELS.
A Father Saved His Child But Lost
His Life.

CHICAGO, May 15.-John Vorbanck lost
his own hfe in saving his infant child from
certain death yesterday afternoon. His Is
months old babe had toddled down to the
Northwestern railroad track, near his house,
and sat down between the tracks to play.
The whistles from the approaching switch
engine attracted the attention of the father,
who was at work in the yard, and,
glancing up, he saw mis- child sitting on the
track calmly watching the swift approach
ing train. The father rushed toward the
track, and throwing himself directly in
front of the engine seized his child in both
hands and threw it safely to one side of the
track. He was caught by one of the wheels
and thrown PROSTATE across the rails. His
left leg was horribly mangled and it was
necessary to amputate it. He died from his
injuries tonight.
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Rubiera Wants Damages.

NEW YORK, May 15.--Romeon Rubiera,
National Secretary of the Cuban Federation
of Cigarn,al;ers, who was expelled from
Tampa, Fla, some time ago by vigilance
committee for attempting TO organize the
cigarmaKels, is going 10 Washington in
day or two 10 enter claim for $4,000
against the Spanish government, which he
cldlrAs he can prove WAS at the bottom of
bis expulsion
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We wish to call the attention of the public to
the notice published by one of the shoe dealers
to the effect that his place of business will be
closed at Z p. NJ. AFTER the 10th Of each month.
Last summer we consented to this in compliance
with his wishes, but after consulting with all the
dealers during the past week, We find that every
one in the city, with this exception, is heart
liz In favor of closing from May 1st to Septem-
Der LIST, inclusive. saturday nights excepted at
M. Other lines of business are represented
in a similar agreement, and it seems very I'M
reasonable to us that we should suffer just for
one whose sympathies we have failed to reach
by any method we have been able to introduce.
We now appeal TO the public for their sympa-
thies in our behalf, as the above merchants will
not close unless all sign. SHOE CLERKS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Award of the judges of the Floral and Art Ex-
hibition, held at Chatham Artillery Hall last
week: ''MesSrs. Davis Bros, best-toned pianos,
diploma"
Please excuse us for mentioning the fact, but
as this was our first competitive exhibit, we
fee naturally more or less elated. We carry an
elegant line of pianos always in stock, and from
the volume OF business that we now control in
this line we imagine the above verdict is wide
spread and unanimous. We handle the Knabe,
Kranch & Bach, Augustus, Baus & Co. and
Estey pianos. Call or write. Prices and terms
liberal. DAVIS BROS,
~ and A Bull street.
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Steamship Arrivals.

. NEW YORK, May 15.--Arrived: Steamers
Edam, from Amsterdam; Australia, from
Hamburg; Servia, from Liverpool Arrived
out: Steamers Gellert and Sarbenian.
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FOR SALE.
ULMER's LIVER CORRECTOR.

This vegetable preparation is invaluable for
the restoration Of tone and strength to the sys-
TEN. For Dyspepsia, Constipation and other
ills, caused by disordered liver, it cannot be
excelled. Highest prizes awarded, and in
dorsed by eminent medical men. Ask for u
a bottle. Freight paid to any address.
b. F. ULNIER, NJ D.,
Pharmacist, Savannah Ga
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Trough on Itch"

Rough on Itch cures skin huniors, erup-
tons, ring-wornl, letter, salt rheun, frosted
feet, chlblains, itch, ivy poison, BARRIERS
itch 5O- lars
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ROUGH ON Rats.n

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
hedbugs, beetles, insects, slluniSs, jack lab-
bits, spaITows, gophers. l5c. At druggists
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.'Rough on Corns."

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns.7 Quicl,
relief, complete cure. Colns, warts, bun
ions L..
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llRonph On Catnrrho

Col1ects offensive odors at once Complete
cure of worst chronic cases; also unequaled
as garge for diphtheria, sore throat, foul
breath. SOC.
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a Most Interesting

Description Of Boston, the modern Athens is
published by the United States Hotel Company.
OF that city alsu book of maps comprising the
city proper, the harbor and Che suburbs; ali sent
Tor ell caris IN stanng
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ES-CoHGREssMAS FRANK HrRD spends more
time in Washington and New York than he does
in Toledo
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f'NlstApRLpHA,P PA, May l5.-The Ameri-
can kAipchpIles II. Marshall, which cleared
from fxkllon Dee for Philadelphia on
HA1f 4ofk and passed Isle of Wight on
I)-t.I .l5:.ras not been heard OF since, and has
khon up as lost, with her crew Of
l<3A Three men.
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Parties wishing to take stock in the
PIONEER STEAM BRICK COMPANY
will find the subscription list at
D. R. KENNEDY'S,
ia Bay street
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O'CLOCK, Saturday nights excepted.
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Decline of Man

Mental on organic weakness, nervous dc
bihty and kindred delicate diseases. however
induced, speedily and permanently cured
For large illustrated bQ9ls Of particular iu-
cl0se I'D cents in 81 amrs a1,ft c0t<s .l<lxrssiss
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DIR. HENRY S COLDING,
DENTIST,
THE NEW BRICK COMPANY.

Office corner Jones and Drayton streets.
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list of September, EVERY EVENING AT
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BACK IN RICHMOND.

Returning to Richmond, the committee
ct once made it's report to a fun meeting of
the Division Association. There was dis
appointment all round, for they had looked
forward to the reunion at Gettysburg for
nearly a year past. Tho organization, feel
ing that there was nothing especially ap-
propl1ate in putting the monument on the
starting point, determined not 10 place it at
Gettysburg at all As carrying the monu-
ment there was one of the main induce
ments of the visit in July the reunion at
Gettysburg was reluctantly abandoned.
They determined however. 60 hold their
reunion at home and that the monument
should be erected here in Richmond tie
central starting point OF Pickett's division.
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TIE NJ. W. GRAND LODGE
OF Free and Accepted Niasons for the State OF
GEORGIA.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
49,
A CARD.

We, the undersigned Shoe Dealers, hereby
agree to close from the 18th May inst. until the
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In consequence prices have
been reduced to an extent that
should accomplish the object.
This is an opportunity which
no one who values money
should neglect to profit by.
1t is absolutely compulsory
that the stock be disposed of
in the shortest possible time,
therefore these goods
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a Pneumatic Tube to Europe.

udfu0u IourlW. l'sE5L. s,3.a- ~ May
Colonel J. Il. Pierce, Of saithington,
who has been s.udying the use OF pnsu-
matte tubes, has reached point at which
he hopes to show that tuba across the
Atlantic can be used. Following Is deg
cription OF the apparatus as he conceivee
it: The tubes will always be in couplea,
with the currents Of air in ono tube al.
ways moving in I'm opposite direction
from tho other. The heayiess cannon will
aerye to illustrate tho tube. A car takes
the place Of the chsrge, the tube to be in.
definitely continuous and the speed Of
the car to be governed by the rapidity
with which air can BIO forced through.
Time is required to establish % current OF
mir flowing with great swiitness through
a tube perhsps thousands. Of miles
in length, but when once Gre.
atod the motion will DO nearly
uniform. The speed OF the current may
be as great IS may Big desired by using the
steam driver fans employed in blast fur.
nncea. Niagara Tails could drive blast
fans and furnish motive power to keep in
motion the trairs to connect this continent
With the old world. The temperature
within the tube may be regulated by pass
ing blastn Of air entering the tube through
furnaces or over ice. The speed attain.
able may reach 1000 miles On hour. The
tube lining and car exterior would b.. OF
polished sleel with corrugated sides match
ing with wheels provided with an,i-frle.f;
ton bearings. The epeed, owing to the;
curvature Of the ea!.h's SURFACE, will tend
to overcome ell weight and tho pressure
will be upon tho ufper part Of the tube;
thus there Is ecGrcely any limit to the
speed attaineble. The inventions consists
in the details OF the work. Ts.as2
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Daniel Webster on Religion.

Exchange. AK, y, s
Onlhe 18th OF November, 1878, Daniel
Wehster delivered an address in the
Supreme Court Of Massachusetts on the
death OF Chief Justice Mason.
The following beautiful and ;impreea-
i've passsges sre among his closing re-
MARIA: W. Il +. fi5,..tS
Nothing Of character is really per
manant but virtue and personal worth.
These ROMAN. Whatever OF excellence
10 wrought III the eoul itself belongs to
both worlds. Real goodness does not at
tach itself merely to this life; it. points to
another world. Political or professional
reputation cannot last forever; but con-
science void OF offenss before God and
man is an inheritance for eternity. Relig-
ion, therefore, Is necessary and indln-
pensab.e element IN any great human
character. There is no living without it..
Religion is the tie that connects man with
his Creator, and holds him to bis throne.
If that tie be all sundered, all broken, he
hosts away, O worthless atom in the uni
yerse; its proper attractions all gone, lis
destiny thwarted, aud its whole future
nothing but darkness, desola;ion and
death. A man with no eense o! religious
duty is he whom the scriptures describe in
terae and terrific language, as living with
out g God in the world Such a man is
out OF hia proper being, out Of the circle
OF all his dutiee, ont Of tho circle Of all his
happiness, and far, for away, from the
purpose Of his creation" d ,st y
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How They do Il In tho wild west--A brooke
.,sg !, County Mans Experience.
Correspondence Of the Iaitiliqeneer. M ~,
IN CAMP, LOGAN CouSrY, COL, July Is.
Il thought itmight be- Of interest to your
readers to know how railroads arc built in
tho Great West. The company with
which I am connected, tho Burlington &
Missouri River, in Nebraska, Is putting
down 900 milea Of track this season, and,
an far % | know, It Ia all new steel rails.
We commenced laying track at Curtin,
Neb., on April s, 1887; have laid now
about eighty.eight miles, and expect to
reach Cheyenne. Wyoming Territory, 1876
miles west, by November /. We eau lay
from one and . hall to three miles per day.
70 10y three miles 1t requires fifteen
car loads steel Of 70 pound, 80 foot rails
each, and S,4lS ties. 70 do this amount
oil work 1t akes two trains Of cars, one for
the steel and another for the ties, one con-
ductor, two engineers, two iiremen, two
wiperB, and three srakemen, q track Gu
glneer and axeman, All inspector, q
material checker, y rpsident civil en-
glneer, one hundred and eixty.eight Ia
borers and aeyon bosses, and foreman,
time Keeper and commitsary keeper,
thirty.eight teams and teams.ers, and
from ten 10 fifteen cooks, walters and
tlunksys. lE9
Besides the two trains Of material used
daily, we have to have dining cars, bunk
care, commlssary and merchandise care, on
CHEERS Office, telegraph Office, Kitchen car,
and blacksmith shop, making q train OF
twenty.nine' box cars which must be
moved twice week as tho work pro-
greeses. Tho way this train is moved ia
this: When wo have laid seven or eight
miles Of track tho foreman selects place
whero the ground Is pretty smooth, and
runs out what We call epur--that Is a
temporary niuo track. The tics are placed
about four feet apart, and rails spiked
down; the main track Is cut by unbolting
the splice bars aud thrown over by hand.
bare so rs to mest this aiding. The curs
are run on 1t and the main track closed
up agasn. The expense of running such
an outfit as this is about $500 PSF day for
wages, to say nothing OF the two engines,
each valued at S25 per day, tho two civil
engiueera, track inspector, and material
t9h8. fAeAiaH, SSGs Again IL 'tahS4 apUut
twenty-five 10 thirty.hva men in material
yards to load this material. When you
count that all the material, food and even
water for such q large force OF men and
horses has to be hauled, the water, five
largs tanks day, ia brought about lorty
miles, the material over 100 miles, you
will have some idea Of the magnitude OF
the work.
To q West Virginian, tho thought Of
living for weeks and mohths out of sight
Of a tree or u stream Of water, on the dry
eud sandy plains Of Nebraska aud Colo
RADIO, IS not very agreeable, but it does
very well for GUNNER trip, and VIC are
none Of US staying here on account OF our
hesl:h, although We are most OF us as
fresh 90 pippin and brown as berry,"
Some time in the future l may tell you
how We spend our EVENING" and Sundays,
Tor We have only passed ono town in three
months. CT. PALMER.
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Advice to 1iotherE.

brs you disturbed OF night end broken
Of Your reat by alex child suffering and
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so, send at once and get bottle OF Mrs.
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Rem TEETHINa. Tia value is incalculable.
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How He Did RUM


(HHd6t'Paaa l1fts. d Tltt<'l. - Y ttl ~!
James G. Blaine in 1854, q careful COM
parison OF the official canvass in all the
Northern States except in New York
ahowp, ran in fill 1875 ahead OF the head
OF the Republican ticket at the aamo cleo.
ton. In New York the electoral ticket
ran 17,S06 ahead of the vote for Judge
Andrews, the Republican candidate for
Court Of Appeals; but az each party voted
ior only one or two yacancies to DO filled,
the difference here proves nothing. In
States like Indiana, where the Presidential
vote was i763 in advance Of the vote for
Governor; in Ohio, where Blaine ran
SASS ahead Of the vote on Secretary OF
State; lin New Jersey, where the Republi-
can electoral vote Was ], 4S7 higher than
the aggregate cast for Congressman, tho
difference was large enough to have car.
rie1 the State in more than ono election.
Wisconsin, Michigan and four Of the New
England States are the only ones in which
the Presidential vote ran bohind the State
Republican ticket in tho Last Presidential
election. Is & n IL N
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\ ~ = I1---.--77 - -,7I-.--
Give Them n Chuncei

i r. I-t 4H ID fH a.#I y & Il.
That is to sny, ) our lungs. Also all your
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and cavities leading from them. "a
When these are clogged and choked
with matter which ought not to be there,
your lungs cannot half do their work.
And what they do, they cannot do well.
: Call 1t cold, cough, Group, pneumonia,
ca.arrh, consumption or any Of the family
Of throat and nose and head and lung OBJ.
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got rid Of. There is just one sure way to
get rid Of them. That is to take Boschee's
German Syrup, which any druggist will
sell you at rs cents bottle. Even il
everything else has failed you, you may
depend upon this Tor certain. 4:ta
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!III[Il!I!!l!I!!!!!!!!IIII
/ AN OPEN LETTER.

~ 10 i. j
81 GESw,--About nine years ago had child two
years old and almost dead Tho doctor had attending
her could not tell what allied hor asked him II he did
DID not satisfy me- aI felt convinced In my own mind
That sho Ind dobtalned bottle Of DIR. @. icI.ANE's
her tcapoonali In tho morning and another al night.
AFTER which she passed seventy-two worms and was 4
well child Since then have never been without Il Ia
good that had neglected watching their actions until
about thrco weeks ngo when two them presented tho
Sumo scky appearance that Fanny did nlno Yuan ago.
once with a bottle Of Dir. O, NIcLANE,S vEltNiI.
FuGE between four OF my children, their uges being
as follows; Alico, years. Charley, years Emma,
md Emma camo out all right but Charley passed forty
ayt and johnny Stdut sixty worus Tho result was 10
gratifying that spent two days 10 showing tho won.
lcrtul effect OF your Veifgc around Utica and now
have tho worms Oh exhibition in my store. I
MY8 M Yours truly. 49,, ,,.,,aa59
IN, mp JOHN PIPER.
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Mexican Var Veteran.

Z ~,
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1.-Two Stock

CHICAGO, July 2l.--Cattle-R Receipts II, 90 head ;
shipments 5000 head; market steady and rather
stronger: shipping steers s. 0ea4 20: htockcrs snd
feeders 81 seas 90 cows pulls and mixed 81 00a2 s0
Texas cattle 81 SOFAS IS. Hogs-Reccipts ~ 900 head
shipments ] 900 head; market SLOW; rough and
mixed IS o5A5 25: packing aud shipping IS l5a5 49,
light IS 25a5 IS; sklps 50 U0aI 90 sheep-Reaeipt8
$500 mead; shipments 500 head; market steady
and nominal: western 50 C0A3 30; Texans 81 75a
375; lambs 81 Seas IS per head, s 5E!f4s
EAST L1nxErY, July a. Cattle Receipts CAS-
head; shipments 500 head; market slow at yester.
days prices. Hoss-Receipu 1900 head shipments
lao head: market film; PhiladelphIas IS Gcs5 Is:
Workers s. 5sa5 60; common and light IS 3sa5 40
shccp-Rtc cipts 2 $40 bead; shipments 1900 head
market firm and u shade stronger than yesterday s
prices. 70 SS5.351si2 5.5.,, ,7l 81 e
C1Nc1SSArI, O., July 2l.-Hogs easier; common
and Light 81 I1a5 50; packing aud butchers s. 15a
10; receipts 5000 head, shipments 200 head.
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We Tell You Positively

that Simmons Liver Regulator will rid you
oil dyspepsia, purify your system, enable
you to sleep well, prevent malarial dis
eases and give you brisk and vigorous
feeling. 1t acts directly on the liver and
kidneys, cleansing, purifying, invigorating
md fortilying the system against dieease.
It will break UP chills and fever and pre-
vent their return-yet entirely free from
calomsl or quinine. Mwr&w I
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF the Money mud St

Tho Features Of tho Money aud Stock
NHt 3E. Markets. g5f rs
Nsw foRk, July 2i,-Mouey on cali easy at "a
W per cent closed Offered at4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper5, 6pcr cent. Sterling exchange
quiet and unchanged. 4.4
The effect Of the announrcmen Of the true
status OF tho baltimore & Ohio deal was no. such
as has been expected; though the feeling Of az.
pectancy Is not yet allayei, as the argument IL
used that another syndicate will probably step
into the pace cf the ono which has been nego.
ttasffg, a great property Is still fl tho market,
from Yesterdays lual figures ranging up 10
TX 'per cent Tho weakness was Of short
lived, prices advancing Immediately, aud by the
end Of tho dtst half hour, opening losses had
generally been recovered. The animation dis.
played III the early dealings then disappeared aud
dnllness agalu reigned, while, although tho gen.
eral tone Of declines remained firm. there was no
progress OF Importance made until tho last hour,
when more decided strength was shown, and tho
clio g. though quiet, was strong at the best figures
reached. Almost tho entire list Is higher this
evening. though the advances arc confined 10
rnctious, with ono or two exceptions. Sales, 49,
.S7 shares. lE,l!ar YFfd7. s.fs a sI r..5.rg7'
Railroad bonds duller than usual today: sales
Chtn
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4 The beat 6alye in the world for cuts,
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Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cent? pal
bar, For ssle by Logan 4 %. 51EE8
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a Gift for All,

In order to give sll a chance to test it,
and thus be convinced OF its wonderful
curative powers, DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
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shows unbounded faith in the merits Of
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Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitia, or any affection Of Throat,
Chest, or Lungs, arc especially requested
to call at Logan 4 Co.'s Drug Store and
get Trial Bottle Free, Large Bottles 81. 3
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.f-ar. F7rt-uF
Try Gnoiia.

+ Nvv YoRK, July 2l.-Asde from distribution OF
receipts on orders there was light trade as for In
stance shipments Of cation goods can furnish very
few wants. Prices, however, were stronger. !
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- 49, IN
Cotton

HNEw YoRx July 2l.-cotton steady: uplands 1o11xc;
Orleans l05hc futures closed steady; July l0,20o;
August 10.2 70; September 966c: October 95oc: No.
vember 945c: December 4lc: January 9.a7c: Feb.
ruary $3.50; March 0.59c; April 9.66c; May 0.72c. !
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e. II the fuzzy caterpillar would only know
its place and keep It, society would be
much happier.-Nerchant Traveller. "a li.